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1327-01-06, Nottingham
Order to Robert de Clipston, keeper of the manor and park of Clipston, to permit the same men and tenants to have fern and foliage in the wood of Clipston park and other places in the same forest according to the said grant. By K.
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1327-01-06, Nottingham
Order to the sheriff of York to take into the king's hand and keep safely until further order all lands late of the Templars into which certain men and servants of John de Moubray have entered in his name over the king's seisin, contrary to an exception made in an order to Simon …
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1327-01-06, Nottingham
Commitment during pleasure to the king's yeoman, Robert Wyard, at the request of the king's kinsman, Roger de Mortuo Mari, of the keeping of the prison of Somerton and the two hundreds pertaining to that office, at the yearly rent at the Exchequer of as much as others have …
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1327-01-12, Clipston
Commitment during pleasure to Robert de Clypston of the keeping of the manor and park of Clypston, so that he answer at the Exchequer for the issues thereof, and maintain the manor at the king's costs and the paling of the park at his own costs, receiving for the repair of the …
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1327-01-12, Clipston
Appointment of the same Robert to sell all the animals, stock, goods and chattels at the peel and in the park of Clypston by view and testimony of good and lawful men of the town of Clypston, so that he answer to the king for the money arising therefrom. By K.
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1327-01-12, Clipston
Commitment during pleasure to Hugh de Donecastre of the bailiwick of the hundred of Morlestone, co. Derby, at the yearly rent at the Exchequer of as much as others have rendered for the same hitherto ; provided that he keep the same according to the form of the statute published …
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1327-01-16, Blyth
Order to the escheator beyond Trent to take into the king's hand the lands late of Juliana de Leyburn, deceased, tenant in chief.
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1327-01-21, York
Order to the same to deliver to John de Cerne, son and heir of John de Cerne, tenant in chief, the lands late of his said father, he having done homage. By p.s. [1511.] Wilts. Be it remembered that the said John acknowledged on oath that he holds etc. of the king by the service …
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1327-01-22, York
Order to John de Crumbewell, keeper of the forest on this side Trent, or his lieutenant in the forest of Shirewod to permit the men and tenants of Kyngesclipton to have common of pasture for all their beasts and cattle in the hay of Birkelund in the forest of Shirewod,
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1327-01-26, Westminster
Commitment during pleasure to the king's clerk, John de Wodehous, of the keeping of the hanaper of Chancery, to hold as others have had that office hitherto, so that he answer at the Exchequer for the issues thereof and pay to the chancellor and others the usual fees. By p.s …
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1327-01-28, Westminster
to William de Weston, escheator in the counties of Surrey, Kent and Middlesex, and the city of London, to take into king's hand the lands late of Nicholas Kiriel, deceased, tenant
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1327-01-28, Westminster
Appointment during pleasure of William le Coroner and Thomas de Betoigne to collect in the port of London the custom on wools, hides and woolfells, and to keep the coket seal, so that they answer at the Exchequer for the issues thereof. By p.s.
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1327-01-28, Westminster
Commission to Adam de Semer and Henry de Rooston to collect during pleasure in the ports of Scardeburgh and Whiteby the new customs granted by alien merchants to Edward I as above [p. 1], so that they answer at the Exchequer for the money arising therefrom, and substitute others …
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1327-01-29, Westminster
to Michael Mynot and John de Betoigne to collect pleasure in the port of London and every place on either side Thames to Gravesende the custom of 2s. on each tun of imported granted to Edward I. by the merchant vintners of the said duchy for certain liberties granted to them by …
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1327-01-29
to the same Michael and John to collect during pleasure same port and places the new customs granted to Edward I alien merchants for certain liberties granted to them by him [see ibid.], which customs, after ceasing for a time by pretext of ordinances made by certain magnates of …
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1327-01-29, Westminster
to Elizabeth de Hastang, for good service, of the wardship lands late of Nicholas Kiriel, tenant in chief, in the king's hand of the minority of the heir of the said Nicholas, to hold until lawful age of the said heir, with the marriage of the same, yearly at the Exchequer the …
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1327-01-29, Westminster
Grant to Bartholomew de Burgherssh that he may keep the castle Dover and the Cinque Ports during pleasure according to the of letters patent of Edward II dated 1 December last. of Fine Rolls, 1319-1327, p. 425].
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1327-01-29, Westminster
Order to the barons, bailiffs, good men and the whole commonalty the Cinque Ports to be intendant to him as constable and warden.
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1327-01-29, Westminster
Order to Matthew Broun, escheator in the counties of Lincoln, Northampton and Rutland, to deliver to John de Wileghby, son and heir of Robert de Wileghby, tenant in chief of Edward IT, the lands late of his said father, he having proved his age before the escheator, as appears …
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1327-01-30, Westminster
Order to Thomas de Warthecopp, notwithstanding that Edward II. by letters patent committed to him during pleasure the keeping of ail manors and lands forfeited to that king in the counties of Westmoreland and Cumberland, so that he answered at the Exchequer for the issues …